About the Reviewers

Ajey Gore has more than 18 years of work experience in core technology strategy, research and development, and consulting. He has advised others on as well as built better business technologies for various clients across the globe while serving as the head of technology for ThoughtWorks, India.

He founded CodeIgnition (http://codeignition.co), a boutique DevOps and infrastructure automation firm in 2013, where he serves as the chief executive officer and principal technology consultant. Since 2013, the company has grown to 30 people. This company serves start-ups and helps them grow their business without worrying about infrastructure or scaling issues.

He is passionate about infrastructure automation, continuous delivery, the DevOps culture and tools, cloud infrastructure orchestration, virtualization strategies and hybrid cloud implementations, and networks and security. He speaks at various conferences and meetups and writes about different subjects on his website at http://ajeygore.in.

Since 2010, Ajey has helped to run RubyConf India, DevOpsDays India, and RailsGirls India. He is part of the Emerging Technologies Trust, a nonprofit organization responsible for running conferences, and is also committed to promoting technology in India.

Olivier Korver has been a Linux Sysadmin for over 5 years and has a passion for automation. His motto is that any repetitive task can and should be automated. Therefore, not only does he code his own middleware and OS stack in Ansible or Puppet, but he also assists developers in greatly improving their workflow by showing them how it takes very little time to set up Ansible, Docker, and Puppet and also learn the tools provided by them.

Aditya Patawari is a systems engineer by profession and just loves to play around with Linux and other open source technologies. He works on various parts of system life cycles and handles infrastructure automation and the scaling of applications. He is also a contributor to the Fedora project and can be heard talking about it along with Linux systems automation at several conferences and events. He has worked on Ansible both as part of the Fedora project and at BrowserStack, where he leads a team of systems engineers.